How bad does this bumper look - RBII fiberglass bumper
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Will these cracks in fiberglass resurface if repaired?
Is this worth buying? If so, how much would you pay? New, they are $395. https://www.miataturbo.net/attachmen...ine=1338080627 https://www.miataturbo.net/attachmen...ine=1338080627 https://www.miataturbo.net/attachmen...ine=1338080627 https://www.miataturbo.net/attachmen...ine=1338080627 |
$100, not a cent more than $150.
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$20.
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$50 at most. To get that bumper right, you are looking at a ridiculous amount of work.
It's not something an amateur would be able to get right*, although perhaps I value my time more than others. *: Close enough, no doubt, but not right. You have some serious work involved in repairing the hole(s). |
$200 w/o holes.
$50 as is. |
Isn't it just a matter of scuffing, putting that mesh stuff over it, adding resin, and filling with some sort of filler?
Never done resin work before, but have watched some vids of it. |
It depends on if you're a perfectionist or don't care if your car looks mediocre at best.
mesh+resin+filler and lotsa sanding/re-filling/priming to get that sucker into ok shape. Personally I absolutely despise body work, there's a reason why people that do it charge an arm and a leg for good quality work. If you value your time, you'll keep looking for a good condition one, otherwise be ready to be frustrated repairing that thing. Just my .02 |
Not bad at all. I've done glass work and that is all a pretty easy fix. But I would hype it up to the seller to get it cheap :giggle:
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just give him the Rick from Pawn Stars line:
it's going to cost me xyz to fix, I'll give you 20 bucks |
a couple hours on sat and a couple hours on sunday and you should be able to get it looking good. the materials and tools cost money. I could see spending 70 bucks at the store for ---- you need to fix it.
in contrast to what others say, it is a new skill. if you like diy and want to try go for it. it can be a dusty job but it is not that bad, no worse than sanding anything. |
Originally Posted by psreynol
(Post 883033)
a couple hours on sat and a couple hours on sunday and you should be able to get it looking good. the materials and tools cost money. I could see spending 70 bucks at the store for ---- you need to fix it.
That's a few hours a day over a week job for an okay job, plus cost of paint/time/tools, not two days if he does it right - the OP has to paint and prep it as well, unless he just rustoleum's like you. |
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